Disorder At-a-Glance STEP 1: Pick one of the disorders you read about in this module and learn more about it in order to make a “At-a-Glance” page with details about the disorder. Visit the National Institute of Mental Health and search for the disorder, read through the information, then

scroll to the section on “Research and Statistics” or “Journal Articles or Reports” to find helpful links to outside information. Look elsewhere as well

for details about the prevalence, signs, symptoms, details, and research related to the disorder. Keep track of all of your sources as you investigate.

STEP 2: In a format of your choosing (Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Canva, Infogr.am, Photoshop, Google Doc, etc.), create a simple 1 page, yet

visually interesting “At-a-Glance” page with information that includes the following information about the disorder:

 

SOLUTIONS

Psychology is the scientific study of the human mind and behavior. It encompasses a broad range of topics, including perception, cognition, emotion, personality, social interaction, and mental health. Psychology uses scientific methods to understand and explain behavior, as well as to develop interventions that can improve well-being.

Psychology is a diverse field, with many different approaches and sub-disciplines. Some psychologists focus on basic research, seeking to understand the fundamental processes that underlie behavior. Others apply psychological principles to real-world problems, such as developing interventions to treat mental health disorders or improving workplace productivity.

One important aspect of psychology is the study of individual differences. Psychologists are interested in understanding how individuals differ in their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, and how these differences are related to factors such as genetics, personality, and life experiences.

Psychologists also study the role of social and cultural factors in shaping behavior. This includes understanding how social norms, stereotypes, and prejudices affect people's attitudes and behaviors. Psychologists also study the impact of cultural values and beliefs on mental health and well-being.

In addition to research, psychologists also work in a variety of applied settings, such as hospitals, schools, businesses, and government agencies. They may provide therapy to individuals or groups, conduct assessments to diagnose mental health disorders, or develop interventions to improve workplace or educational settings.

Overall, psychology is a dynamic and constantly evolving field that seeks to understand and improve the human experience.